Post-operative physiotherapy is a crucial part of recovery after any surgery, aiming to restore mobility, strength, and independence while reducing complications like pain, stiffness, and blood clots.

Key aspects of post-operative physiotherapy include:

Early mobilization: Encourages safe movement soon after surgery to prevent stiffness, weakness, and circulation issues.

Pain management: Utilizes techniques such as targeted exercises, cold or heat therapy, and manual therapy to control pain and swelling.

Restoring range of motion: Gradual stretching and mobilizing exercises help regain flexibility and function in the operated area.

Strengthening exercises: Focus on rebuilding muscle strength and support around the affected area to restore normal activity.

Reducing risk of complications: Prevents problems like blood clots, infections, and pressure sores through movement and tailored interventions.

Balance and coordination improvement: Especially important after orthopedic surgeries to avoid falls and promote safe mobility